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Waterfowl – Carry or Haul Your Gear

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Be smart, travel light, and be prepared.  Instead, as a plan B, I tend to bring everything I might need to the marsh and field. 

3- Savage 110 Long Range Hunter: Reaching Out In 300 PRC

Savage 110 Long Range Hunter: Reaching Out In 300 PRC

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The Savage 110 family of rifles are known for their tried-and-true quality and dependability.  This Long Range Hunter is no exception.

Quickie Gear reviews…

Quickie Gear Reviews From A Trip to Sweden

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My recent trip to Sweden for hunting allowed my wife and I to use a lot of outdoor gear and clothing.

Hunt365 - The New Original Henry In Hunt Camp

The New Original Henry In Hunt Camp

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Sunlight glints off the polished brass receiver of the New Original Henry. The New Original Henry is based on the Henry Model 1860. It was described by Confederate soldiers as “that damned Yankee rifle that can be loaded on Sunday and fired all week.”

3 - The Tripod Tipi from Two Vets Tripods

The Tripod Tipi from Two Vets Tripods

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Two Vets Tripods was on to something when they first imagined the Tripod Tipi. For those already hunting or shooting with a tripod, a design like this seems to be a no-brainer.

3 - Ultralight Marmot Superalloy 3-Person Tent Review

Ultralight Marmot Superalloy 3-Person Tent Review

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I have used the older Marmot Tungsten 3P tent for nearly 5 years now with nothing but good things to say. When I saw they came out with a lighter-weight version that shaved off nearly 50% of the weight I knew I had to give it a shot.

3-November-How to Cut the Humble Hindquarter

Cutting the Humble Hindquarter

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The hind quarter is easily broken down into some really nice and extremely underrated pieces of meat.

Holsters for Sportsmen

Holsters for Sportsmen

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I never realized how important top-quality leather gear or holsters were until I needed to wear a gun around all day long, riding horses, doing chores, hunting wearing a pack, sitting in a vehicle, crawling through brush, and competing while performing rough and tumble activities.

5 Pieces of Backcountry Elk Gear You Don't Want To Forget

5 Pieces of Backcountry Elk Gear You Don’t Want To Forget

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Here are five pieces of must-bring gear that often need to be remembered or noticed. Double-check your pack, or make a quick online purchase.

2 - Hunt365 - Dive Bomb Industries' Dry Blind Bag

Dive Bomb Industries’ Dry Blind Bag

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The variety of ways to get your waterfowl shells and accessories into the field can be characterized in two ways: big and boxy.